معرفی
Gabrielle Carmine is a recent PhD graduate from Duke University’s Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab, directed by Dr. Patrick N. Halpin. Her research focuses on high seas fisheries governance, corporate accountability, and international ocean policy. She will begin a postdoctoral fellowship at Georgetown University in Fall 2025.
Education: PhD in Marine Science and Conservation (Duke University). Research Interests: High Seas Governance, Corporate Influence on Fisheries, UN BBNJ Treaty, and Geospatial Tracking of Fishing Activities.
Grants include projects at NYU, UNC Chapel Hill, and Stockholm University, focusing on marine protected areas, big data ocean ontologies, and sustainable fisheries management.
Publications emphasize linking corporate actors to high seas fishing activities and analyzing governance frameworks. Her work bridges geospatial analysis with policy advocacy, particularly in regional fisheries management organizations (RFMOs).
Awards: None explicitly listed. Advising: No current advisees noted.
Labs: Active in Duke’s Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab. Future Work: Postdoctoral research on high seas governance and corporate transparency.
